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Combinational Logic Using NAND and NOR Gates

Module 39

LCST – Logic Circuits and Switching


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Theory
Source: Digital Fundamentals by Floyd, T. 11 Edition

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Inspirational “thought” for the day

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Introduction

 In this module, you will see how NAND and NOR gates can be
used to implement a logic function.

 Recall from Chapter 3 that the NAND gate also exhibits an


equivalent operation called the negative-OR and that the NOR
gate exhibits an equivalent operation called the negative-AND.

 You will see how the use of the appropriate symbols to


represent the equivalent operations makes “reading” a logic
diagram easier.

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Learning Objectives
 After completing this module, the learners
should be able to:

1. Use NAND gates to implement a logic function

2. Use NOR gates to implement a logic function

3. Use the appropriate dual symbol in a logic diagram

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NAND Logic

 NAND logic for X = AB + CD.

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NAND Logic cont’d

 NAND logic for X = AB + CD.

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NAND Logic cont’d

 NAND logic for X = AB + CD.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols

 NAND logic for X = (AB + C’ )D + EF

Illustration of the
use of the
appropriate dual
symbols in a
NAND logic
diagram.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–9
 Redraw the logic diagram and develop the output expression for
the circuit in Figure 5–23 using the appropriate dual symbols.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 Related Problem
 Derive the output expression from Figure 5–23 and show it is
equivalent to the expression in the solution.

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NAND Logic Diagrams Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–10
 Implement each expression with NAND logic using appropriate
dual symbols: (a) ABC + DE (b) ABC + D’ + E’

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NOR Logic

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C + D).

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NOR Logic cont’d

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C + D).

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C’ + D)(E + F)

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 NOR logic for X = (A + B)(C + D).

Illustration
of the use of the appropriate dual symbols in a NOR logic diagram.

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–11
 Using appropriate dual symbols, redraw the logic diagram and
develop the output expression for the circuit in Figure 5–29.

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 EXAMPLE 5–11
 Using appropriate dual symbols, redraw the logic diagram and
develop the output expression for the circuit in Figure 5–29.

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NOR Logic Diagram Using Dual Symbols cont’d

 Related Problem
 Prove that the output of the NOR circuit in Figure 5–29 is the
same as for the circuit in Figure 5–30.

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Mastery Exercises cont’d

3. Reduce the circuits in Question 1 to minimum SOP form.

a 3-input NAND with inputs, A, B, and C,


with its output connected to a second 3-
input NAND with two other inputs, D and E

a 3-input NOR with inputs A, B, and C, with


its output connected to a second 3-input
NOR with two other inputs, D and E

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